Dylan Laube

Athleticism is calculated using different metrics including player weight, 40-yard-dash, vertical jump, shuttle, and more. It is adjusted differently for each position to account for what matters most for NFL production.

40-yard-dash times are one of the most popular, and most overhyped, metrics in the NFL. Running Backs and Wide Receivers are aiming for that 4.4 time.

Speed Score is a weight adjusted 40-yard-dash that accounts for the size of the player. A good weight adjusted speed score has a strong correlation to success with larger running backs and smaller wide receivers.

Quickness takes a players performance in the 3-Cone and 20-Yard-Shuttle and calculates a score adjusted per position based on historical success.

Explosiveness takes a players performance in the Vertical and Broad Jump and calculates a score adjusted per position based on historical success.

A player's vertical jump measured in inches, used as a measure of explosiveness and lower body strength.

A player's horizontal jump from a standing position, measured in inches.

The number of consecutive reps a player is able to bench press 225 lbs.